"Firefly" is a One Owner, Lightly Used, Chesapeake Bay boat in LIKE NEW Condition.

The American Tug 435 is a popular coastal semi-displacement recreational yacht, known for its distinctive tugboat styling, raised pilothouse, and capable cruising features.

Here is a summary of its key specifications and features:

General Specifications

• Length Overall (LOA): 43' 7" (13.28 m)
• Beam: 15' 10" (4.82 m)
• Draft: 4' 10" (1.47 m)
• Displacement (Dry): Approx. 29,200 lb (13,244 kg)
• Designer: Lynn Senour
• Builder: Tomco Marine Group (American Tugs)
• Hull Material: Solid fiberglass below the waterline, cored hull sides above the waterline for strength and insulation.
• CE Certification: Class (A) - Ocean, meaning it's designed to navigate the open ocean.

Performance and Mechanical

• Engine: Powered by a single Cummins diesel engine, 500 hp (e.g., Cummins QSC8.3-500) with 450 hours.
• Cruising Speed: Around 8-10 knots for long-range cruising.
• Maximum Speed: Up to about 16-17 knots.
• Range: Significant, with a reported range of 1,500-1,800 nautical miles at lower, economical speeds.
• Fuel Capacity: 640 US gallons (approx. 2,423 L).
• Maneuverability: Equipped with electric bow and stern thrusters

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Accommodations and Layout

• Layout: Two-stateroom, two-head configuration, ideal for cruising couples or a family.
• Master Stateroom: Located amidships and utilizes the full beam, featuring a walkaround queen berth and an ensuite head with a separate shower stall.
• Guest Stateroom: Located forward, Special ordered with a single berth and an ensuite/day head.
• Raised Pilothouse: A key feature, offering excellent sight lines, a helm seat on centerline, and a large settee to port (which can double as a watch berth). It includes port and starboard access doors and access to the flybridge/boat deck.
• Saloon/Galley: Located aft of the pilothouse.
• Galley: U-shaped to port with a stovetop, refrigerator/freezer, convection microwave and ample counter space/storage.
• Saloon: L-shaped settee with a table and space for additional seating.
• Other Features: "Firefly" includes a dedicated upper deck with a 800# davit and "chocks" for a tender, a Northern Lights 9kW generator with 469 hours, an inverter/charger, and extensive storage.

The American Tug 435 is highly regarded as a comfortable, robust, and seaworthy vessel, well-suited for extended coastal and long-distance cruising, such as the Great Loop or the Inside Passage to Alaska

• GARMIN GPS Map 7612 in PH and FB
• GARMIN GPS Map 7612 xsv
• GARMIN In-Hull Mount Depth Transducer
• GARMIN GMR™ 624 xHD2 Open Array Radar
• AIS™ 600 Blackbox Transceiver
• GARMIN Auto-Pilot GHP™ PH and FB
• GARMIN GHC™ Bluetooth Auto-Pilot Remote Control
• GARMIN GMI™ 20 Marine Instrument Display PH and FB
• ICOM M506-31 BLACK VHF Radio PH
• ICOM HM195B COMMAND MIC IV BLACK Second Station for FB
• Arch Mounted TV Antenna (for Broadcast Reception)
• ROKU Internet TV Receiver
• Starlink Internet Receiver, WiFi Access System wireless router
• 100WX --WeatherStation® Instrument
• GARMIN GXM™ 52 Weather Receiver
• Engine room and Aft Deck (Reverse View) Cameras with cable split to all monitors
• FLIR MD324 Fixed mount camera with JCU Joystick Control 

• Swim Platform Staple rails $2,700
• Sapele and Maple Sole in Pilothouse $4,700
• Compass Rose Inlay in the stack liner $850
• Cabinet Above Master Berth $832
• Trac Stabilizers with 6.5 sq ft fins $50,000
• Folding Table at Transom $875
• Television in Master Stateroom Overhead $1,875
• Sleep Number Bed in Master Stateroom $1,200
• Custom Guest Stateroom Layout $1,850
• Overhead Galley Cabinets $425
• Raised Countertop/Bar in Galley $525
• Storage for vacuum components $485
• Upgrade "Cuno brand" water filter $250
• Upgrade Helmseat to LX Series $600

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